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so, is it phad thai or pad thai? a quick google search says pad thai

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pad thai everywhere i've ever seen it on the menu.

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so, is it phad thai or pad thai? a quick google search says pad thai

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pad thai everywhere i've ever seen it on the menu.

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me too but this is the 2nd time i've seen it as "phad thai" on this forum. the other time was by dids.. they are both from seattle... coincidence?

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so, is it phad thai or pad thai? a quick google search says pad thai

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pad thai everywhere i've ever seen it on the menu.

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me too but this is the 2nd time i've seen it as "phad thai" on this forum. the other time was by dids.. they are both from seattle... coincidence?

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Nice catch on them both being from Seattle. I remembered another one here but did not know it was dids.

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maybe its just clever and the ph is supposed to be pronounced with an "f". 'clever'

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Maybe there really isn't a "correct" english spelling for words in a non-english language that uses a totally different alphabet.
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How much for the gun?

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"Trading Places." Fine film. NH!

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Some punk was trying to tell me it was pronounced "put." He said "p-h-u-d" right after. "That does not spell put.." Then he shut up.

Upon close inspection of the Chang Thai menu.. it is indeed Pad Thai.